Answer:
I'm a mixture between c and b sometimes but it also depends on the subject that I'm learning.
It’s A because the social background connects to the piece of literature stated
The qustion given above is incomplete, the complete version is given below:
In this sentence from "The Most Dangerous Game" by
Richard Connell, what does the word zealous mean in these lines?
Even so zealous a hunter as General Zaroff could not trace
him there, he told himself; only the devil himself could follow that
complicated trail through the jungle after dark.
A. enthusiastic
B. evil
C. accurate
D. inhumane
E. unforgiving
ANSWER
The correct option is A.
Literally, to be enthusiastic means to be full of enthusiasm or to be ardent. The word 'zealous' as used in this passage means that General Zaroff is a committed and dedicated hunter, who is full of passion. Thus, enthusiastic is a perfect synonymy for the word 'zealous' based on its use in this passage.
Answer:
A.They are the first clan members to become Christian converts. -it does not say anything about christianity possibly if there is more of the passage.
B.They are not experienced warriors. -definitely because they did not bring the weapon for battle.
C.They are worthless, empty men. maybe I mean they are technically empty because they left there machete so now their sheath is empty and it is kind of worthless unless they are ninjas but even still in that situation it would be a miracle to go to battle without a weapon and not die.
D. They are weak, ignorant, and cowardly men.-they are ignorant and made weak because they don't have a machete.